Rhode Island Mistakenly Mails Tax Refund Checks Signed by Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney

Fortnitegaming collective One Percent has signed with Up North Management partners and brothers Cody and Cole Hock. The group, which formed in July, is comprised of former Luminosity Gaming members Formula (Alex Kushelevskiy), Randumb (Jordan Schneider) and Nicks (Nick Spoerke), as well as gaming veterans Razz and Aeolus (Julian Castro).

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticMovie theaters are still shuttered for the most part in what is usually blockbuster season, but some potentially big flicks just got some big bucks to shoot in California, eventually.Netflix’s Russo Brothers-directed The Gray Man, the Jessica Chastain starrer Losing Clementine and an untitled Jordan Peele project set at Universal were among the nine films allocated $50,053,000 collectively in the last round of Golden State tax credits.

A van driver who threatened a man with a wrench in a fit of "road rage" has been handed a suspended sentence.Jordan Gardner was initially charged with causing grievous bodily harm after a confrontation with another man on Garnett Street, Ramsbottom, on October 22, 2018.The pair had become involved in an argument after Gardner's van was blocked in by the other man's car.

Dave McNary Film ReporterNetflix’s action-thriller “Gray Man”starring Chris Evans and Ryan Gosling has been selected for a $20 million production tax credit allocation by the California Film Commission.The credit for “Gray Man,” with Joe and Anthony Russo directing, was by far the largest amount unveiled Monday among the $50 million in conditional allocations for nine film projects.

Also Read: The Russo Bros to Direct Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans in $200 Million+ Budgeted 'The Gray Man' at Netflix“After announcing two relocating TV series earlier this month, our new tax credit program continues to get off to a great start with today’s list of film projects,” California Film Commission executive director Colleen Bell said in a statement.

Audrey Cleo Yap “Lovecraft Country” marks the second time Jurnee Smollett and creator Misha Green have worked together, extending their creative relationship from two seasons on WGN’s historical drama “Underground” to HBO’s buzzy horror series, based on the novel of the same name by Matt Ruff. The show is executive produced by Jordan Peele and J.J.

Clueless, which also starred , Paul Rudd, and Brittany Murphy, followed the life of a spoiled but sweet California rich girl who befriends a new student named Tai Frasier and decides to give her a complete makeover.Rumors of a remake , but no network or streaming service picked it up. Now that it's found a home, the series will be executive produced and written by Jordan Reddout and Gus Hickey, who have previously worked together on a few episodes of Will & Grace.

Also Read: Kevin Jordan Inks First Look Deal With MACRO Television StudiosGay will also serve as Executive Producer. Producing the project is MACRO’s Charles D.

A remix of the Notorious B.I.G.’s 1994 hit “Big Poppa” has just been released — courtesy of the late rapper’s son, Christopher Jordan “CJ” Wallace.

Jurnee Smollett has signed with CAA. The actress, previously with ICM, will next been seen in Jordan Peele's period sci-fi series Lovecraft Country on HBO.

Jordan Moreau Director David Ayer and RLJE Films’ action movie “The Tax Collector” brought in an estimated $317,000 this weekend.The movie, which is star Shia LaBeouf’s latest turn at playing an extreme character, played at 129 theaters over the weekend, earning a per-screen average of $2,457, according to Comscore. The film played at a mix of drive-in movie theaters and indoor venues.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“Traveller,” the first major screen credit of “The Crying Games’” Neil Jordan, Canadian Denis Coté’s debut feature “Drifting States” and Arturo Ripstein’s “The Place Without Limits,” a 1977 Mexican LGBTQ movie, are three titles featured in the inaugural lineup of the Locarno Film Festival’s Heritage Online section.Another, 1954 Egyptian transgender comedy “Miss Hanafi,” underscores the wealth of discoveries offered by Heritage Online, a digital

Jordan Moreau Just a few hours before her “Black Is King” visual album debuts on Disney Plus, Beyoncé has given fans a brand new music video.Late Thursday night, the 24-time Grammy winner dropped a new music video for “Already” from “The Lion King: The Gift” that will be featured on “Black Is King.” The song features Shatta Wale and Major Lazer and features dialogue from last year’s “The Lion King” photorealistic remake at the beginning of the video.Coinciding with the new music video, the

Amy Hart has opened up on what it was like to leave the Love Island villa in 2019 to find out that one of her favourite celebrities didn't particularly warm to her.The 27 year old, who recently appeared on Celebs Go Dating before the coronavirus lockdown, explained she was "crushed" when she saw tweets from Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan. In June last year, James shared a series of tweets where he didn't hold back his opinion on several Love Island girls, including Amy.